The Deadly Art of Deception

A Caribou King Mystery

De: Linda Crowder

Narrado por: Michelle Babb

Only two seasons matter in Coho Bay, Alaska - cruise ship and winter. Caribou King, owner of The Broken Antler Gallery, is hip-deep in tourists when her old college pal Taylor shows up asking for refuge, saying she has no place else to go. Cara is cautious; Taylor was the wife of one of Alaska's most renowned artists, Jonathan Snow, who was mauled to death by a bear the previous year. Why would his widow want to return to the location of her tragic loss? Something about Taylor's story just doesn't ring true.

Of course, she may not be the only liar in town. Taylor's former father-in-law accuses her of killing his son in front of a diner full of people, except he may have had a stronger motive. A handsome boat captain seems to fancy both Cara and Taylor and can't make up his mind between them, or between lying and telling the truth. And the local constable mistrusts everyone, but may have a reason to be mistrusted himself. Will Cara help her old friend Taylor, or will doing so get her into a heap of trouble? When a headless body is discovered in the bay, Cara wonders just who she can trust in this tiny town.

©2016 Cozy Cat Press (P)2017 Linda Crowder

What a great mystery

This is a great start to a series. I was immediately drawn in by the storyline. As all of the people in the town that are involved in the mystery seem keep changing their story or keeping information secret the story keeps twisting and turning. I stayed glued to the story never knowing (like Caribou) who to trust and who to suspect as being involved with the new murder and everything else that has been happening around Coho Bay since Taylor’s arrival.

Great story !! Twisted like a pretzel!!

This is a very good book. I had to install it on my cell phone so I had the option to read and listen at any time available. I think this is one of the fastest read books in my library. It will remain in the library waiting for future reads. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone!

Michelle babb is astounding in her narratin, grabing ahold and not letting up until the end..

Its a great mystery set in Alaska

The Deadly Art of Deception by Linda Crowder is a wonderful, engaging mystery with a cast of interesting characters. The setting in a small town in Alaska was unique, and the story is based on murder, greed and trust / suspicion. It was twisty and kept be guessing to the end. The narration by Michelle Babb is absolutely wonderful. She does a fabulous job performing all the characters and giving them each a unique voice. When Michelle Babb narrates a story, its brings it to life. I’m on to the next in the series now!

Very fun mystery!

I enjoyed all of the different characters. The author makes you feel like a fly on the wall in that little town.

A Twisty Mystery!

I received this book for free in exchange for a unbiased review. This is the first book I have read from this author and I really enjoyed it. The setting is a great little town in Alaska, the characters are interesting and well developed and the story entertaining and unexpected. i look forward to reading more books by Ms. Babb.